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Your wedding day is unique, from the sacred celebratory cake to the wedding dress to the set-up of your location. So naturally you want your wedding photography to be a reflection of your Big Day. Professional wedding photos records, creates and inspires gorgeous works of art for clients to cherish for generations to come.
Wedding photo-journalism captures the true essence of the day's event as they unfold, telling the story, emotion and behind-the-scene events of your wedding day. While the photo-journalistic approach to wedding photography is still the timeless style of choice by many brides, many more trends have come about to truly create unique wedding photography that both bride and groom will look back on with appreciation.
An up-and-coming wedding photography concept is the proposal photography, where the Groom arranges with a photographer beforehand to photograph the magical moment when the Groom proposes marriage. The element of surprise and delight is captured in the Bride's eyes when she accepts, and has no idea that the moment is captured until later when the Groom offers the one-in-a-lifetime photo as a present.
Another trend in wedding photography is called Trash the Dress, where after the Big Day, the Bride encounters a photo shoot where her wedding dress gets completely destroyed by non-toxic paint, glue, submerged in water or even an old-fashioned food fight or other creative envelopes. This type of professional photography can present amazing images as a talking point for later dates.
A really private wedding photography trend is the boudoir photography. Shot before the wedding, this special type of photography is reserved for just the bride and the groom. It focuses on showing the bride's beauty as a special gift to the groom – think classy, seductive pin-up girl.
However you choose to have your professional photography done at your wedding, ensure your photos are beautiful, candid and of the highest quality by choosing a wedding photographer that shares your views and insights into your Big Day. All professional photography taken on the day should include a take-home DVD, edited to include all the perfect moments captured through the day. A wedding photographer can take from 40-60 hours to edit your video, so this is essentially why professional photography can be quite expensive.
From traditional photo-journalism wedding photography to an edgy, unique photography style of your choice, your wedding day is all about you and your loved ones. Embrace your Big Day with quality professional wedding photography that you will treasure forever.
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Source by Anastasia Weiss
